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Revit Architecture
Revit Structure
Revit MEP
- Select a tool that allows for a line.
- Click Home tab
Model panel
(Model Line). - Click Architect tabModel panel (Model Line).
- Click Home tab
- Click Modify | Place Lines tab (or respective Modify | Place <Element> tab or Modify | Create <Element> tab)Draw panel
(Line). - On the Options Bar:
- Optionally, for Offset, specify a value.
- Optionally, select Radius and specify a value.
A radius creates fillets at the specified radius between line segments, allowing you to create a rounded chain of lines. A line must be joined to the end of another line for a fillet to display. If a line is connected to more than one line, a fillet cannot be created.
The following image shows line segments sketched without Radius selected and line segments sketched with Radius selected.
- Click in the drawing area to specify the start point of the line.
- Move the cursor and click to specify the end point of the line. NoteYou can also use listening dimensions to specify the length of the line. See Listening Dimensions.